Key result
Exercise training prevents and treats CVD via NO bioavailability despite low patient compliance.
Why the study?
Although exercise training effectively prevents and treats chronic diseases, low patient compliance remains a major drawback, prompting a review of its molecular mechanisms and population-level efficacy in CVD.
Does exercise training prevent cardiovascular disease?
Design
Review
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Compliance limits real-world CVD impact of exercise; supports consensus but leaves adherence strategies open for trials.
Does exercise training prevent cardiovascular disease?
This review highlights the established efficacy and molecular mechanisms of exercise training in preventing cardiovascular disease, while emphasizing that low patient compliance remains the primary barrier to its population-level success.
Schüler et al. (2013) conducted a review in Cardiovascular disease. Exercise training was evaluated. Exercise training is a highly effective intervention for preventing and treating cardiovascular disease, driven by mechanisms like NO bioavailability, though limited by low patient compliance.
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